August 10-12, 2012 • Jefferson County Fairgrounds • Port Townsend

Celebrating the 75th county fair!

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See what Jefferson County residents have grown, sewn, baked and created for all to ad-mire at the county’s 75th fair.

The fair offers entertainment for the entire family, with exhibitors, vendors, entertainment and plenty of activities.

Fair HoursH Friday, Aug. 10: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.H  Saturday, Aug. 11: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.H  Sunday, Aug. 12: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

The public is invited to attend any of the pre-fair events Monday through Thursday. There is no admission cost for pre-fair events.

For everyone’s safety, please leave your pets at home. No pets are allowed on the fair-grounds (except service animals).

Anyone found with a pet will be asked to leave without a refund.

Parking is free.

Fair OfficeEntrance: 4907 Landes St., Port TownsendPhone: 360-385-1013Email: jeffcofairgrounds@olypen.comWebsite: www.jeffcofairgrounds.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/jeffcofairgrounds

AdmissionGate Admission Prices:(tickets purchased at Main Gate)H Adults: $6H Seniors (65+): $5H Students: (13-17): $5H Children (6-12): $2H Children 5 and younger: Free

Military discount: $1 off regular admission for all active military and family with current ID.

Saturday Salmon barbecue: $10 (noon – 3 p.m.)Sunday Beef barbecue: $8 (11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.)

Season TicketsThree-day tickets include admission to each

day of the fair and the Sunday Beef barbecue.Cost is $13 for tickets purchased in advance,

or $15 at the gate.Season tickets may be purchased in Port

Townsend at the Jefferson County Fair Of-fice, Bank of America, Don’s Pharmacy, Penny Saver, Port Townsend Community Center, Port Townsend Paper Company, QFC and Safeway.

They are available in the Tri-Area at CHS, Inc., Chimacum Cafe, Hadlock Building Sup-ply, Nordland General Store, QFC, Chimacum Chevron and The Big Pig Thrift Store.

Advance TicketsDiscounted advance purchase tickets and pre-

sale family packs may be purchased at the Fair Office until Aug. 9 at 10 p.m. Regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.H Single Day Admission Ticket: $4H Family Pack 1 (12 single day tickets): $35H Family Pack 2 (2 season tickets, 6 single

day tickets): $40H Family Pack 3 (2 season tickets, 9 single

day tickets): $45

Turn to Page 11 to find out how you can get in on the 75th fair celebration.

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For just $10, enjoy a down-home SALMON BARBECUE at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, 4907 Landes St. in Port Townsend, from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 11.

2011 Rhody Royalty Emma King (in back) and Carley Lundgren.

ON THE COVER: Draft horses; homemade jams, jellies and preserves; Jefferson Healthcare intern Kate Handler extinguishes a fire as part of the East Jefferson Fire- Rescue’s fire extinguisher training offered at the 2011 fair.

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Schedule of eventsSchedule subject to change. Please check building for any changes.

Friday, Aug. 108 a.m. • Gates open — tickets go on sale!• Fair Restaurant open

(closes at 8 p.m.)8:30 a.m. • Entry: 4-H Cats and 4-H Dogs

vet check 9 a.m. • 4-H/FFA Beef Show begins

(covered arena) 10 a.m. • National Anthem • 4-H Horse Color Guard• Buildings and grounds open to

public• 4-H Cat Show: fitting and show-

ing, type, costume, cage decoration. Vote all day for your favorite cage decoration. (Cat Building)

• 4-H kitchen activities, demon-strations and 4-H In Action times

posted (4-H building)• 4-H Dogs — 4-H in Action (Dog

Barn)• Home Arts demonstrations all day10:30 a.m. • Shady Grove (small stage)• Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull10:30-11:15 a.m. • 4-H Horse events: English Eq/

Saddle Seat, English Pleasure11 a.m.-12 p.m. • Creative Critters (Horticulture

Building) 11:15-11:45 a.m. • 4-H Horse Events: Hunter Hack,

Cross Rail, Eq over Fences (Horse Arena)

11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Sheep to Shawl demonstration

(Goat Tent) 11 a.m. • 4-H/FFA and Open Sheep Show

begins (Covered Arena)

• Kids garden hats (Horticulture Bldg)

Noon • Ongoing activities for kids

(Horticulture Building)Noon-6 p.m. • Rubber Ducky Races

(Small Animal Barn)12:30 p.m. • Lee Tyler Post (Small Stage)1 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull• 4-H/FFA & Open Dairy Show

begins (Covered Arena)• Kids leaf rubbing

(Horticulture Building)• Drying your crops/fruits, vegetables

and herbs (Horticulture Building)1:30 p.m. • 4-H Horse: Groom Squad

(Horse Arena)2 p.m. • Troy “T Bone” Lucas (Small Stage)• Dahlia Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)2:30 p.m. • Happy 75th! Hot Dog Party

(Dining Room) 3 p.m. • Jerry Breeden, ventriloquist

(Small Stage)• Judging activity (Cat Building)• Iris Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)3:30 p.m.• Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull 5 p.m. • Dukes of Dabob (Small Stage)• Free Kids Bingo (Cat Building)• 4-H Horse Drill Team (Horse

Arena)5:30 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull 6 p.m. • 4-H Jerry Getz Awards

(Horse Barn)• Duck Tape Workshop (Home Arts)7 p.m. • Jerry Breeden, ventriloquist

(Small Stage)• Cat Knowledge Bowl (Cat Building)7:30 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull 8 p.m. • 4-H Leader of the Year Presentation

(4-H Building) 9 p.m. • Grounds close to public

Saturday, Aug. 118 a.m. • Gates Open — Tickets go on sale8 a.m. • Fair Restaurant open (closes 8 p.m.)9 a.m. • Open Class Beef Show Begins

(Covered Arena)10 a.m. • National Anthem • Buildings and grounds open to

the public • 4-H Cats on display (Cat Building) • Vote for your favorite cat • 4-H Kitchen Activities, Demon-

strations and 4-H In Action times posted (4-H Building)

• 4-H Dogs - 4-H in Action (Dog Barn)

• Home Arts Demonstrations all day• 4-H/FFA and Open Goat Show

begins (Goat Tent)10 a.m. • Jerry Breeden, ventriloquist

(Small Stage)• 4-H Horse Drill Team performance

(Horse Arena)• 4-H Dog Fitting & Showing (Dog

Arena)10:30 a.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull• 4-H Horse: Dressage (Horse Arena)11 a.m. to noon • Creative Critters (Horticulture

Bldg) 11 a.m. • 4-H Dog Fitting & Showing (Dog

Arena)• Lego Contest (Home Arts Dept) • Kids Garden Hats

(Horticulture Building)11:30 a.m. • N2O (Small Stage)11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Sheep to Shawl Demonstration

(Goat Tent) Noon to 6 p.m. • Rubber Ducky Races

(Small Animal Barn)Noon • Rowdy Refs (Tent)• Feline Good Citizen (Cat Building)• On going activities for kids

(Horticulture Building)12 p.m.-3 p.m. • Salmon BBQ (Picnic Area) 1 p.m. • Magic Carpet Ride (Small Stage)• Kids Leaf Rubbing (Horticulture

Building)• Drying your crops/fruits, vegetables

and herbs (Horticulture Bldg) >>

Fair HoursFriday & Saturday 10am-9pm

Sunday 10am– 6pmNo animals allowed (except service dogs

and exhibits) on the grounds. For everyone’s safety please leave your pets at home.

Anyone found with a pet on the grounds will be asked to leave without refund.

Thank youJefferson County Fair • PO Box 242, 4907 Landes Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368

360-385-1013 • jeffcofairgrounds@olypen.com • www.jeffcofairgrounds.com

AdmissionAdults (18-64) $6.00Seniors (65+) $5.00Students (13-17) $5.00Children (6-12) $2.005 & Under FreePre-Season Ticket $13.00Gate Season Ticket $15.00

FREE PARKING

WA Draft Horse Pulls

Greatest Kid’sShow on DirtAll 3 Days

Sat 3:30pm Main Stage

Ranger and the Re-ArrangersSun 3pm Small Stage

4x4 Mud DragsSun 11am until done

Magic Carpet RidePerforming Steppenwolf

Sat 1pm Small Stage

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The Greatest Kids Show on Dirt!

>> During the Jefferson County Fair’s “Greatest Kids Show on Dirt,” kids of any age have the opportunity to ride the mechanical bull. There is no cost, and little cowgirls and cowboys will be outfitted with chaps and a cowboy hat.continued on Page 9 >>

1 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull2 p.m. • 4-H Horse: Gaming (Horse Arena) • Dahlia Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)• 4-H Horse: Western Games

(Horse Arena)• Olympic Rainshadow Hunt and

Retriever Club Demonstration (Dog Arena)

2:30 p.m. • Balloon and ice cream party (Din-

ing Room) Sponsored by Enclume Design Inc.

3 p.m. • Jerry Breeden, ventriloquist

(Small Stage)• Rowdy Refs (Tent)• Free Kids Bingo (Cat Buildings)• Iris Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)3:30 p.m. • Washington State Draft Horse

Pulls (Main Stage)4 p.m. • Free kids craft activity (Cat Bldg)4:30 p.m. • Lee Tyler Post (Small Stage) 5 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

• 4-H Horse Drill Team Performance (Horse Arena)

• Lad & Ladies Lead-Wool Contest (Goat Tent)

6 p.m. • 4-H Horse Costume Contest

(Horse Arena)6:30 p.m. • Shady Grove (Small Stage)• 7 p.m. Kids’ Demolition Derby

(Main Stage)• 4-H Cat Knowledge Bowl

(Cat Building)• Master Showmanship Contest

(Covered Arena)7:30 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull9 p.m.• Grounds close to the public

Sunday, Aug. 128 a.m. • Gates Open — Tickets go on sale• Fair Restaurant open

(closes at 1 p.m.)8:30 a.m.• Entry: Open Class Cats and vet check9 a.m. • Open Cats Exhibitor meeting

(Cat Building)

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Entertainment Lineup

Ventriloquist Jerry Breeden Troy “T-Bone” Lucas N2O Lee Tyler Post

Magic Carpet Ride“The Music of Steppenwolf”Small Stage Saturday at 1 p.m.

The band’s primary focus is on performing a set of Steppenwolf ’s greatest hits, giving the audience the very same intensity as the original line-up of Step-penwolf did in its peak of existence in the late 1960s and early ’70s.

For those who can’t see John Kay and Steppenwolf perform, Magic Carpet Ride is the only other band out there keeping the legend of Steppenwolf alive.www.Magiccarpetrideinc.com

Ranger and the Re-Arrangers Small StageSunday at 3 p.m.

Ranger and the Re-Arrangers evoke the spirit of a Paris cafe or a Gypsy campsite with their unique twist on “gypsy jazz.”

Intriguing melodies played vigorously on stringed-instruments give them an acoustic, driv-ing sound.

Their hand drummer adds a world rhythm beat. The band features two outstanding jazz improvisers,

Ranger on violin and Dave Stewart on mandolin. www.rangerswings.com

Jerry Breeden, VentriloquistSmall Stage Friday: 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.He will also be strolling the grounds both days.

Jerry and his cast of characters are hilarious. His show features multiple characters performing

comedy routines, musical celebrity impersonations and magical illusions.www.jerrybreeden.com

The Rowdy Refs Family Fun ShowTent AreaSaturday: noon and 3 p.m.Plus magic classes throughout the day Saturday.

It’s a fun show where kids and adults compete in wild and crazy contests, just like on television.

Audience members of all ages willingly accept the challenge to wrap themselves in rolls of toilet paper, take a pie in the face or stuff inflated bal-loons in their clothes — all hoping to beat the clock and win a prize.

N2OSmall StageSaturday at 11:30 a.m.

N2O is driven to recreate the classic sounds of rock ’n’ roll’s golden age.

The band’s seasoned entertainers bring together a unique combination of high energy, tight vocal har-monies and driving rhythm to create a whole body musical experience.http://n2oseattle.com

Troy “T-Bone” LucasSmall Stage all 3 days Check stage for show times.

T-Bone’s high-energy show combines songs from the past as well as country hits of today.www.tboneentertainment.com

Lee Tyler Post ‘The Gypsy Troubadour’Small Stage Friday 12:30 p.m.Saturday 4:30 p.m.

His style is a mix of acoustic soul, roots, rock Americana and southern blues.

Lee calls it “rock ’n’ soul.”www.Leetylerpost.com

Dukes of DabobSmall StageFriday 5 p.m.

The Dukes are a fair-time favorite with their combination of swinging Dixieland, traditional jazz and blues.

Shady GroveSmall StageFriday 10:30 a.m.Saturday 6:30 p.m.

Shady Grove delights its audiences with a wide variety of fun and lively folk songs from the 1960s, including favorites of the Kingston Trio and the Brothers Four.

This all-acoustic group features strong three-part vocal harmonies accompanied by guitar, banjo, man-dolin and upright bass.Shadygrovetheband.com >>>

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Dukes of Dabob Shady Grove

Barrel racing takes place in the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Horse Arena from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 12.

Brian ‘Buck’ Ellard and Brad JeffersonSmall StageSunday 10:30 a.m.

Buck’s show is a pleasant walk down memory lane with some brand-new streets along the way.

His show is simply a must see.www.Fiddlebuck.com

Blue Rocket MusicSmall StageSunday 12:30 p.m.

Blue Rocket Music is a performance-driven band. They are there to entertain with both their music

and showmanship. The sets include a combination of up-tempo blues,

rockabilly, some country and a splash of Americana. www.pnwmusic.com

The Greatest Kids Show on Dirt“Got Bull” (beside the tent area)Friday: 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.Saturday: 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.Sunday: 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.

All kids who have ever wanted to be a bronco rider, here’s your chance — complete with chaps, cowboy hat and a rodeo clown to show you the ropes.www.gotbull.com

4 x 4 Mud DragsMain Stage — Sunday 11 a.m. until done

Kids’ Demolition DerbyMain Stage — Saturday 7 p.m. Draft Horse PullsMain Stage — Saturday 3:30 p.m.

Be sure to see these amazing horses from the Washington Draft Horse Pullers Association in action.

Barrel Racing Sunday Horse Arena —11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME. View vintage photos.

Play a game of checkers. Play a game of darts.

“Buy” some penny candy. Add a piece to the ongoing puzzle. Or just sit a spell and visit

with friends and family!

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

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Ducky Races held all weekendWho will have the fastest rubber duck at

the Jefferson County Fair?Find out at the Rubber Ducky Races, a

4-H fundraiser held all weekend long in front of the Small Animal Barn.

Races will take place throughout the day.Three people at a time will race a rubber

duck down 10-foot gutters filled with water.The object of the race is to blow through

a straw, leading your duck to the end of the gutter — quickly.

The trickiest part is getting your duck to the end in an upright position.

If your duck flips over, you can start again.Cost to participate is 50 cents for each race,

and everyone gets a prize.Each participant chooses and names his or

her duck, and each race will be timed.Then at the end of the fair, you can see if

you had the fastest rubber ducky at the fair.The races are a 4-H fundraiser for Critter

Co-op Rabbit and Cavy 4-H Club.

<< Malia Gifford of Port Townsend blows a rubber duck to the finish line during last year’s races.Photo by Charlie Bermant

TO SEE SOME REAL DUCKS, just go inside the Small Animal Barn. Ducklings and chicks will be there for children to pick up and pet. Of course, fair-goers can also look at and learn about the adult chickens, ducks, rab-bits, guinea pigs and other small animals that have been entered in the fair as they walk through the barn.

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Schedule of eventscontinued from Page 5

10 a.m. • National Anthem • Buildings and grounds open to the

public• 4-H Kitchen activities, demon-

strations and 4-H in Action times posted (4-H Building)

• 4-H Dogs — 4-H in Action (Dog Barn)

• Home Arts demonstrations all day10:15 a.m. • Happy Birthday Cake

(Dining Room)10 a.m. • Brian Ellard (Small Stage)• 4-H Dog Judging Contest10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Best Jam & Jelly Contest entries

accepted. Judging to follow (Home Arts Department)

10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Vote for your favorite cat poster

(Cat Building)10:30 a.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull• Open Cat Show: Type, Costume,

Cage • Decoration (Cat Building)11 a.m. • 4 x 4 Mud Drags (Grandstand)• Kids garden hats (Horticulture

Building)11:30 a.m. • Brian Ledbetter & Kiera (Tent)11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. • Barrel Racing (Horse Arena)11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. • Annual Beef barbecue (Picnic Area)Noon-4 p.m. • Rubber Ducky Races

(Small Animal Barn)12 p.m.

• Ongoing activities for kids (Horticulture Building)

• Open Llama Show (Goat Tent)12:30 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull• Best Jam & Jelly Contest

(Home Arts Department)• Kids lavender cache

(Horticulture Building)1 p.m. • Fiddle Contest registration

(Yesteryear Building)• Cupcake Decorating Contest

(Erickson Bulding)1:30 p.m. • 4-H Feline Groom Squad Activity

(Cat Building)• Fiddle Contest (Yesteryear building)2 p.m. • Brian Ledbetter & Kiera (Tent)• 4-H Fashion Revue (4-H Building)• Dahlia Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)2-5 p.m. • Fiber Frenzy: Bring your knitting,

crocheting, spinning, etc. (Home Arts Department)

3 p.m. • Ranger & the Re-Arrangers (Small

Stage)• Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull• 4-H Horse Fun Games (Horse Arena)• Quilt shelter cat beds

(Cat Building)• Iris Demonstration

(Horticulture Building)4:30 p.m. • Greatest Kids Show on Dirt

Got Bull5 p.m. • Cat Awards & Prize Drawing

(Cat Building)6 p.m. • Jefferson County Fair concludes

PLEASE NOTE: Exhibits will be available to be picked up after 6 p.m. on Sunday. Check individual departments for specific times. Fair premium checks will be mailed before Sept. 15. For everyone’s safety, no vehicles will be allowed on fairway until after 7 p.m.

Kids’ Demolition Derby at 7 p.m. Saturday

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Fairgrounds map

4-H Building: Sue Hay4-H/Open Cats: Laurie Hampton4-H Dogs: Su Tipton4-H Horse Project: Tanya SchweitzerAgriculture: Virginia CrandallArts & Photography: Marc PerrettBarrel Racing: Glenda MeekBeef & Dairy: Justin ClouseBooths/Vendors: Sue McIntireEmergency Services: East Jefferson Fire-Rescue Entertainment: Bill McIntireEntries: Kristi PimentelFair Camping: Glenda MeekFair Scrapbook: Kristi PimentelFair Security: Bill McIntireFloral: Virginia Crandall, Dana Purnell

Flower Gardens: Local Garden ClubsFlower Baskets: Bill & Sue McIntire, Jay Campbell & Irene DentonGrounds: Bill McIntireHome Arts: Kathi Johnson, Theresa ChedoenHorse Barn: Rich GoviaLlamas: Leah HowertonPremium Book: Sue McIntire & Dept. SuperintendentsSeason Tickets: Sue McIntire, Kathi JohnsonRock Club: Don & Cheryl PruittSmall Animal: Cheryl RafothSmall Livestock: Felecia & Jerry AllenYesteryear Museum: Rita Hubbard

The Jefferson County fair assoCiation strives to provide wholesome entertainment and competition in an atmosphere welcoming to all ages — and that couldn’t be done without many helping hands. THANK YOU to the department superintendents (and many others) who make the fair possible.

Department Superintendents:

>> Fair-goers can learn how to milk a

goat — or at least a replica of one — at

the 2012 fair. The goat, complete with udders, was created

by Leah Howerton of the Golden Clo-

ver 4-H Club. Find it stationed near the

small livestock barn all weekend.

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FRIDAY Hot dog party starting at 2:30 p.m. — enjoy free hot dogs while supplies last.

SATURDAY Ice cream and balloon party, sponsored by Enclume Design Inc., will be at 2:30 p.m. Join the celebration and get ice cream and balloons while supplies last.

SUNDAYCake party at 10:15 a.m.

>> All of the celebrations will be held in the Fairground’s Dining Room — if you’re unfamiliar with the fairgrounds, see the map on Page 10.

Jefferson County Fair celebrates 75 years with parties every day of the 2012 fair — and you are invited.

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